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Choice Reviews― “A tour de force commentary on black liberation and farming . . .
Penniman holds nothing back, offering no apologies for reintroducing what is often left out of other
scholarly books on farming: homage to our ancestors, correcting falsehoods about farming, and
confronting colonial US history and current racism head on . . . The beauty of this book can be
found in the inserts of the chapters that feature inspiring stories about real-life community
successes, or that highlight racial justice programs, scholarships, or advice ranging from the
legalities of agriculture business to decision-making.―“For centuries Black people have
utilized farming for nourishment and sustenance. Although Black farming and the cultivation of
Black land is rapidly endangered, Leah Penniman and her family, through their work with Soul Fire
Farm, are holding down the tradition that has anchored Black communities for so long. Farming
While Black helps us remember why land cultivation is such a significant part of the fight for
freedom for Black people. Reading this book provides practical tools along with a beautiful
visionary template for practicing land development that is rooted in healing and transformation.
Thank you, Leah, for your work and for your vision.――Patrisse Khan-Cullors, author of
When They Call You a Terrorist; cofounder of Black Lives Matter“Kwame Nkrumah, the
first president of post-colonial Ghana, once said, ‘Practice without thought is blind; thought
without practice is empty.†If we are serious about creating justice and equity, our practice
informs our theory and our theory gives meaning to our work. Leah Pennimanâ€s Farming While
Black is rooted in Leahâ€s real experience at Soul Fire Farm, which she cofounded. The book
effortlessly weaves together theoretical strands on land and food justice, gender, racism, and
movement building with best practices on soil health, crop planning, seed keeping, and a variety of
other topics. “Farming While Black makes an important contribution to the growing body of
literature on Black farming and foodways. The book affirms our sacred relationship to the Earth
and calls for us to move beyond the extractive mindset that guides conventional agriculture and, all
too often, organic agriculture as well. This unique how-to guide reflects Leahâ€s clear analysis
of the impacts of ‘the system of white supremacy†and colonialism on the food system and
calls for us to reclaim our ‘real power and dignity†through creating systems that serve our
needs and are rooted in justice, equity, and spirituality. In her usual generous way, Leah also
highlights others doing this critical work including Karen Washington, chef Njathi Kabui, and the
National Black Food and Justice Alliance. “Small farms that grow food using sustainable,
regenerative practices and foster an understanding of our sacred relationship to the Earth are

necessary if humanity